HP Philippines has launched its groundbreaking multi jet fusion technology in the country with the introduction of the HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 and 4210 printing solutions.
HP said together with WordText Systems Inc. at WSI Corporate Center in Makati City, it aimed to drive innovative production-ready applications across sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing and engineering.
The HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 Printing Solution revolutionizes design, prototyping and manufacturing, and for the first time, delivers superior quality physical parts up to 10 times faster and at half the cost of current 3D print systems.
By printing functional parts for the first time at the individual voxel level (a voxel is the 3D equivalent of a 2D pixel in traditional printing), HP offers customers an unprecedented ability to transform part properties and deliver mass customization.
“HP’s 3D printing ushers in a new era for print in the Philippines with its cutting-edge technology. HP’s leadership to ignite an ecosystem and accelerate 3D printed production-ready applications will transform the future of manufacturing with faster innovation cycles, shorter supply chains and reduced capital costs. This effort is paving the way for the fully digital future of global enterprise and industries including healthcare,” said HP Philippines managing director Pallasena Viswanath.
Leveraging decades of printing expertise and designed for industrial-scale 3D manufacturing environments, the new HP Jet Fusion 3D Print 4210 solution significantly lowers overall operating costs while increasing production volume capabilities, raising the “break-even point” for large-scale 3D manufacturing to up to 110,000 parts and enabling the industry’s lowest cost-per-part- up to 65 percent less than other 3D printing methods.
To ensure consistent part quality for each product, the materials used in HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing undergo a multi-agent printing process, which uses both detailing and fusing agents that work together to create fine details and smooth surfaces in each printout.
HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing solutions also come fitted with continuous printing and fast cooling technology and an automated materials preparation and post-processing station that streamlines print workflows.
This changes the game for how companies in the Philippines can fundamentally change the way they conceive, design, produce, distribute and consume, allowing them to be more efficient in prototyping, production, and supply chain digitization.
“HP is one of the most trusted brands in the Philippines and we believe that their Jet Fusion 3D Printing solutions will strengthen opportunities across industries and ignite an ecosystem. We look forward to accelerating the transformation of manufacturing and supply chains with HP in the Philippines,” said WSI vice president Jing Laurente.
HP also offers a unique approach to 3D printing materials development with its Open Materials Platform. The collaborative materials partner ecosystem features a growing list of global industry leaders that includes Arkema, BASF, Dressler Group, Evonik, Henkel, Lehmann & Voss, Lubrizol and Sinopec Yanshan Petrochemical Company. New materials are being developed at HP’s innovative 3D Open Materials and Applications Labs and will broaden the uses and capabilities of HP Multi Jet Fusion technology and open a world of new high-volume applications.
